Academic Institutions

• Carl Gustav Carus Technical University of Dresden: Progress in Medical Education
  This German university's achievements in curriculum reform have gained national recognition and led to governmental support for innovations in medical education.
  
  
• Ludwig Maximilians University: Leading Change in German Education
  LMU's students, faculty, and administration have led a series of educational reforms in the school's curriculum that have spurred similar programs at other schools in Germany.
  
  
• Sri Ramachandra: Curriculum Reform in India
  Sri Ramachandra University's programs for faculty, physicians, students, and health care leaders have helped to enhance the school's reputation as a center of excellence for medical education.
  
  
• Tokyo Medical & Dental University: Curriculum Reform in Japan
  By creating more interactive learning environments, TMDU has enhanced the vigor and attractiveness of its education programs, positioning the school to excel in an increasingly competitive Japanese education market.
  
  
• University of Lausanne: Executive Education Programs
  The Lausanne course has been well received by participants, many of whom have cited the value of hearing the perspectives of other professionals working with different approaches to health care.
  

Health Care Organizations

• Acibadem Healthcare Group: Pursuing Medical Excellence
  Acibadem Healthcare Group has offered high-level collaborative educational programs for its internal staff, the regional medical community, and the general public, and undertaken significant work in the area of nursing professional development.
  
  
• Asan Medical Center: Cutting-Edge Symposia
  Our longstanding institutional alliance with this top institution in Korea has included a wide range of professional development programs and the joint sponsorship of internationally recognized biennial symposia.
  
  
• Wockhardt Hospitals Limited: Supporting High-Quality Care
  Just two years after opening, Wockhardt Hospital Mumbai was evaluated and subsequently accredited by Joint Commission International, only the second health care provider in India to earn this distinction. The efforts leading to this achievement are expected to serve as the model for performance improvements at other Wockhardt hospitals.
  

Governments & NGOs

• Dubai Healthcare City – Center for Healthcare Planning & Quality: Raising the Standard
  Since its inception in 2004, the Center for Healthcare Planning and Quality has worked to ensure that health care providers applying for entry into Dubai Healthcare City meet international standards of quality and are on a course of continued progress.
  
  
• Dubai Healthcare City – Harvard Medical School Dubai Center: An Education Oasis
  In May 2004, DHCC took a monumental step in the pursuit of its educational mission with the launch of the Harvard Medical School Dubai Center Institute for Postgraduate Education & Research (HMSDC), the centerpiece of DHCC's efforts to make Dubai a regional leader in medical education.
  
  
• Wockhardt-HMI HIV/AIDS Education & Research Foundation (WHARF): Improving HIV Care
  Since its inception, more than 1,500 people have received training at WHARF-organized programs. Those trainees have gone forward and trained 3,500 more care providers. WHARF's programs have fostered the development of a core group of educators and leaders committed to advancing HIV/AIDS care and education in India.

Other Key Initiatives and Past Collaborations

• Aramco Services Company
  Nineteen Saudi physicians gained the opportunity to study and train in Harvard-affiliated medical institutions as a result of the relationship between Aramco Services Company and then-HMI.


• Hygeia Hospital
  From 2003-2008, this 369-bed general hospital serving Athens, Greece collaborated with HMI to institute a clinical quality management infrastructure to support continuous improvement, and developed numerous professional and faculty exchanges.


• Intumed: Innovative Surgical Training
  Intuition Publishing and then-HMI developed BeST Resident (Basic electronic Surgical Training), an online general surgical training course for residents preparing for U.S. and Royal College in-service exams, used by over 40 surgery programs in the United States and in eight countries around the world.


• Novartis Pharma Schweiz AG
  During the course of its relationship with then-HMI, Novartis developed eight CME courses for physicians in practice in Switzerland.


• Phyathai Hospital Group
  During the course of its partnership with then-HMI, this Bangkok-based health care network with three hospitals developed a cardiac center of excellence, created numerous professional development opportunities in Thailand and Boston for its clinical and administrative staff, and worked with facilities planning and development experts in Boston and at Harvard Medical School-affiliated hospitals to explore the future evolution of its facilities, clinical programs, and operating systems.


• St. Luke's Life Sciences Institute
  From 2002-2005, St. Luke's and then-HMI organized four Continuing Medical Education courses held in Japan, each attracting more than 300 attendees, on topics in primary care practice.